VBET compliance chief says Brazil needs to tackle illegal operators urgently

VBET’s Ariel Litvac has warned that the appetite for the Brazilian market is becoming increasingly selective as tax uncertainty elevates.

Speaking to iGaming Expert, he emphasised the importance of data-driven dialogue with the industry and policymakers, as a crucial election looms in the country.

How is the uncertainty surrounding taxation impacting the current performance of the Brazilian market?

There is broader legal uncertainty, not only tax-related. However, focusing specifically on taxation, the current environment delays investment decisions, increases unfair competition due to the illegal market and makes long-term planning more difficult. As a result, predictability decreases and expansion slows down.

Has the appetite for the market dwindled as a result of tougher taxation rates?

The appetite has not disappeared, but it has become more selective. Well-capitalised operators with strong governance structures are able to adjust their business models and products to mitiga..

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